★ Featured Resources
View All →What Is Fault-Managed Power? (Class 4 Power) Safer Long-Distance DC for Buildings
Fault-managed power (Class 4) explained—safer long-distance DC for smart buildings, cutting copper and boosting flexibility.
2026 NEC Updates - Revisions to Cable Requirements
2026 NEC update: revised cable rules add “limited-energy cables,” restructure Chapters 7–8, and clarify exemptions to streamline ICT installs & inspections.
Technology Brief: Fault Managed Power Systems
Technology brief on Fault Managed Power Systems (Class 4): NEC Article 726 + UL 1400-1/1400-2 basics, how it works, and long-distance safe DC power.
📄 PDFs & Whitepapers
View All →Data Center Solutions Checklist
Checklist-style guide for planning and assembling a complete data center solution bill of materials.
Fault Managed Power Has a Crucial Role to Play in AI Integration
Whitepaper discussing why fault-managed power is a key enabler for scalable AI integration and modern power distribution.
2023 NEC Updates - Revisions to Cable Requirements
Summary of 2023 NEC revisions impacting cable requirements and installation/inspection considerations.
Digital Electricity® as an Alternative to 800VDC for AI Data Centers
Whitepaper comparing Digital Electricity® / Fault Managed Power with 800VDC approaches for AI data center power distribution.
Digital Electricity Cables For Metro Rail Transit System
Case study highlighting how Digital Electricity cabling was applied in a metro rail transit environment—focused on safer power delivery, installation practicality, and real-world deployment considerations.
National Electric Code Adoption
Reference map showing NEC adoption by jurisdiction (August 2024)—useful for quickly checking which code cycle is in effect for planning, design, and inspection readiness.
🎬 Videos
View All →Cabling for Fault-Managed Power Systems (What is Class 4?)
Learn cabling basics for Class 4 fault-managed power systems—remote powering that places devices anywhere with safer, efficient DC delivery.
Digital Electricity® Education Series: Intro to Fault Managed Power
Intro to Fault Managed Power (Class 4) via Digital Electricity—touch-safe, monitored DC delivering higher power farther for smart buildings.
James Eaves: A Fundamentally New Type of Electricity
James Eaves explains a fundamentally new approach to delivering electricity and what it could change for power distribution.